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This African country, settled by returning black slaves, speaks English, uses the dollar for currency, and has a capital city named for a U.S. President. Name the country and the capital.

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What is the name of the wife of Martin Luther King, Jr.

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To the nearest whole number, what is the area of a circle whose circumference is 100 cm.?

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Born in 1927, this American writer was well known for participating in various sports with professional athletes and writing about his experiences. Who was he?

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What type of annoying insect is named for a colorful article of clothing?

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Her parents were Zeus and Leda. Legend has it that her exceptional beauty caused the Trojan War. Who was she?

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What is the Japanese dish of deep fried vegetables and seafood?

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What space shuttle exploded on take off, on January 28, 1986, and which two female astronauts died on board?

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The Scots were a Gaelic tribe that migrated in the 6th century AD to the northern part of Britain, from where? Ireland, Belgium, or Holland?

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Which Tahoe area ski resort was partly owned in the 1930's by Walt Disney, and today includes Mt. Disney?

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Participants in rhythmic gymnastics primarily use what three objects as props in their performances?

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"V-Bucks" are the in-game currency for which famous videogame franchise?

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1996 was Canadian singer Celine Dion's year. Her album won the Grammy (2/26/97) as Album of the Year. What was the title?

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The last six words of this 1933 film were "It was beauty killed the beast." Which film?

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The hardest mineral is, of course, diamond. The softest mineral is a whitish or grayish substance chemically known as magnesium silicate, but you have it in your bathroom and you know it as what?